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Andy Statman Plays Jazz version of Modzitz Chasidim Melody

April 29th, 2008 | Category: Jewish Music

The Heichal HaNegina blog recently posted that wonderful video of Andy Statman (clarinet), with Jim Whitney (bass) and Larry Eagle (drums) playing a house concert in Nashville, TN. Statman is playing a jazz version of a traditional Modzitz Chassidic melody. Modzitz is a Chassidic dynasty known for it’s nigunim. The Modzitzer’s have a web page with lots of their traditional nigunim. They’re well worth the listen. I immediately recognized and was signing along with Ani Monim.

Andy Statman Trio: Live In Nashville

Hat Tip to BlogInDm for pointing me to the Heichal NaNegina post.

Original post by Jack

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